The Last Bass Outpost

https://youtu.be/ZpXnb5IwKQQ?t=19m23s

So, a bass for guitar players?! Come on Gibson, don't screw up already.

It's just my impression, but both online and in real life guitarists who want to play some bass for whatever reason do seem to gravitate toward short scale.  Whereas many bassists are probably going to feel equally at ease with short scale or long scale.  Once again, those are just my personal observations.  If you're a company selling basses, you might be just as glad to get money from a guitarist dabbling in bass as from an actual bassist buying a bass.  This doesn't mean, of course, that input from bassists shouldn't be taken seriously.  Otherwise, things will never be the way they really should be. 

I'm assuming the case isn't included, although that would be nice if it was. 

Think it's a pity Gibson ruined that beautiful bass with that ugly looking pickguard.

I like it. 

I know Jason Momoa mostly from watching Stargate Atlantis.  I haven't even seen Aquaman yet.  I looked it up and an article said he learned slide guitar while on the set of Atlantis.  During Aquaman he learned bass so he could jam with one of his co-stars.  Although the article didn't go into much detail, it seemed to indicate he is having a good time adding basses to his collection.  Aquaman was shot in 2017.  So I imagine since that time he has had the time and money to do what he wants, including apparently buying some nice guitars and basses.  From what he was saying on that video, it seems that Thunderbird was a gift, though.   

Despite the keys being dominant, you can still hear that bass pretty well. 

Well, that "flimsy" bridge never prevented 7ender bass guitars from becoming a huge success... 

7ender?  I'm pretty sure obscenities are forbidden here.   

You're probably better off. It was a joke song taken from an adult swim cartoon called Metalocalypse.  I remember when the biggest problem with rap was 2live crew. That stuff was crass but not as problematic as the glorification of degraded social norms that assault impressionable minds on a constant basis. It's a shame really. There just aren't as many positive role models for kids nowadays.

As for Francine which I know was posted, but I can't see. ZZ Top, didn't actually write the song.  Of course, I'm not sure how much that matters.